The tour guide will greet guests in the hotel lobby before embarking on a walking tour of the Old Quarter’s ‘36 streets.’ Visitors will explore renowned food families, stalls, local restaurants, and shops where daily business thrives. Guests will have the opportunity to observe and sample various dishes, with options for vegetarian or special dietary requirements available upon request.

Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with a history spanning over a thousand years, still retains much of its ancient charm. Each street was historically dedicated to a specific trade, resulting in entire streets of blacksmiths, silver shops, paper shops, headstone makers, and more. While originally consisting of 36 streets, the Old Quarter now boasts over 50, though the area remains compact and the streets are relatively short.

This tour offers a unique opportunity to savor the local cuisine of Hanoi. Purchases are made directly from vendors, restaurants, and families, ensuring that the benefits go back to the local community.

Exploring Hanoi by cyclo provides an authentic experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. This method of transportation places guests at the heart of the bustling activity, surrounded by the sounds of horns and the lively movement of people.

At the conclusion of the Hanoi tour, guests are free to continue exploring independently, or the guide can assist with directions or arranging a taxi back to the hotel.

Points of Interest

• Old Quarter

• Lake of the Restored Sword (Hoan Kiem Lake)

• Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square

• 30 minutes of cyclo ride
• English-speaking local tour guide
• Egg coffee
• Phở - Noodle soup
• Street food tasting
• Banh Mi - Vietnamese Sandwich
• Bún chả - Rice noodle with Grill Pork

• Tips for local guide
• Alcoholic Beverages

The Hanoi Vegetarian food tour. Try some of Hanoi’s vegetarian cuisine. Vietnam has always had some good vegetarian food and now its getting quite popular, as it is in many parts of the world, and as such, many vegetarian restaurants have opened and become quite successful here in Hanoi with both locals and visitors while on the street and in the “normal” restaurants, vegetarian options are quickly becoming the norm on any menu. It comes in all flavors for all tastes as well. Some has been in the vegetarian’s menus for a very long time while some meat substitutes and newer dishes invite those with more traditional palettes to come and try. This tour will explore both the new and old and we hope to please and surprise you with the many options now available. Vegetarian is not just rice and veggies anymore. Our foodie guides are anxious to share our animal-free discoveries. All are welcome anytime.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.